Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-04-07

| Georgia Is. mort. 107 Norf 4 w. pref 52I8
| n. Carolina IS .l23 Nor. Pacific. ..... 2Ss
| \. Carolina Al. 80 4" pref SOS
| So.Caro tBrown) Pacific Mail. ... 5T7s
| consois :. 1904 Reading. ...... 423s
! Tennessee6s IS Richm'd 4 Ale
! Virginia 6s...... AZ Richmd h Danv- $50
| Accommodated, 50 Richm'd Il W.Pt
| Ch'peake &Onio. Terminal.... 40L
Chic. X N'nthw' n 1905 Rock Island..... l25x
| preferred 148A st. Paul...,.. 92t2
| Della, Lack.& w 1861 preferred 1907
Erie. ....... 84% Texas Pacific. 294
East Tennessee Tenn Goa &Iron 4836
new stock..... IL Union Pacific. 6llS
Lake shore. 95M n. j. Central. 1915
| L'Ville X Nash. 671S Missouri Pacific 1888
| Memphis Il Char 60 Western Union 1917
Mobile y OHIO II Cotton Oil Trust 500
! n ash Il Chatt'a. IS certificates 49,,
| New OrleansPa-
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. April 8, noon-Cotton-De
mand good; mddling uplands 5sxd mid
| ding Orleans H. led, sales $4,000 bales, for
| speculation ana export 1000 bales; receipts
| 10000 bales-AmerIcan ID 200 bales.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clause.
April delivery. 9s-e4d; April and May,
! June and July. 42-s4g5 43-64d; July and
August, 44-64d; August and September,
1854; September and October, 5S7-64d;
| October and November, 29-64d; Septem-
! Der, 647-64d. Market steady at the decline.
The tenders of deliveries at to-day's clear
| ings amounted to 1900 bales new dockets and
| 400 bales old docket.
| 200 p. rn.-The sales to-day were 9,400
bales of American.
Futures: Uplands low mIddling clause.
April delivery, Ss-64d. buyers; April and
| sellers: June ami July, 43-84d, sellers; July
and August. 44-e4d. buyers; August and
September. 46-64d. buyers; september and
| October, 80 -64d. sellers: October and No
| vember, 29-84d, buyers September, s AZ -6id,
| buyers. Market steady.
Good mlddling uplands SGD, middling up
| lands 5ssd, low mIddling uplands I'D. good
| nnlHn1a
$780, good middling Texas sgd. mid
ding Texas SGD, low middilng Texas SID,
good ordinary Texas Sled, ordinary Texas
l-l6d; good middling Orleans 49, led, mid
| ding Orleans IL l6d, low middling Orleans
9-16d, good ordinary sgd. ordinary
AGO p. m.-Futures: Uplands. low middl,ng
clause, April delivery. 37-64d. buyers; April
and May, 537 -64d. buyers; Nav and June.
5000. sellers; June and July, 40-64d buy
ers; July and August, 43-64d, buyers; Au-
gust anu Septe Der. 3 4+-e4d, buyers: Sep
TENDER aud October. So Sad. value; October
and November, 2S-64d. buyers; September,
40 64i, buyers. Futures closed weak.
MANCHESTER, April 6.-The Guardians
commercial article says: ''There is q small
and well distributed business in some cloth
departments. but chiefly for home and minor
foreign outlets. The demand for India is
almost extinct. Merchants have very few or
ders, and those are mostly at limits hope ess-
ly unworkable. The whole Eastern trade is
| light, and there is no prospect Of full scale
Of business Tor some time Eastern slackness
does not affect prices materially, many I'M
expected orders being in hand. Export yarns
| business IS poor, The demand for the con-
tinent is quiescent. Offers of home manutac-
| turers are much below current rates. 1t is
evident that the late stages of the upward
movement of quotations are largely nominal
CIoth is falrly steady, owing mainly to cur
rent forward contracts, which, however, are
lessening, and occasionally shlrtings and
other plain goods can be purchased cheaper.
CHINA staples are steady, with little pressure
to sell. Higher grades plain and fancy print
ng'and other finishing cloths are very firm.
Production is well engaged. Heavy goods are
quiet.
NEW YORK, April 8, noon.-Cotton openeu
quiet but steady; middlIng uplands 1920:
mIddling Orleans 10 49, l6c: sales 2 1872 bales.
Futnres: Market opened steady, with sales
as follows: April delivery. 10 soc; May, 10 acc =
June, 10 54c; July, 10 Gle; August. 10 zoe;
September, 10 Bic.
500 o. m.-Market closed quiet: mIddling
upiapds, 10 9-i6c: mlddlIng Orleans, l0&c
SAFES to-day lis bales; net receipts 573 bales,
| gross6783.
Futures: Market closed easy, with sales
10 42,gl0 44c: May, 10 3olQl0 SOC; June. 10 45Q
10 4oc; July, 10 63(Ql0 sac; August, 10 5OtG
10 60c; September, 10 25Qpl0 26c; October, 8 81
49 SSc; November, TsGD 10 zoe.
Green u Co.. in tnelr report on cotton flu
| ;ures say: "Ihe market is still undergoing
he process of liquidation on the long side,
with the desire to unload somewhat FASTENED
| to-day by the report OF q heavy overland
movement for the month of March. Some
care was shown in letting out the supply but
throughout the Offering exceeded the de-
mand, the close showing the lowest figures,
OF about S,G9 points under last evening. and
the tone easy. The selling was to q consider
able extent simply long contracts, though
evidences were not wanting of more or less
trading on new short DEALS"
GALVESTON. April 6.-Cotton firm; mid
ding l0Sc; net receipts 80 bales, gross S5:
Gales - bales; stock ~. 745 bales.
| NORFOLK. April 6.-Cotton steady; mid
ding l0Mc; net receipts 414 bales, gross
474; sales 100 bales; stock II, 230 bales; ex-
ports, coastwse 73S bales.
BALTIMORE, April 6.-COtt0n quiet; mid
ding l05&c; net receipts l04 bales, gross l04;
stock II ,090 bales.
BosToN. April e-Cotton steady; mid
ding lOAc; net receipts l22 bales. gross 5, 24l;
sales none stock none.
WILMINGTON. April 6.-Cotton firm; mid
ding l016c; net receipts bales, gross 2;
sales none; stock 2, B2s bales.
PHILADELPHIA. April 6.-Cotton firm;
middling ius4c; net receipts 2l2 bales. gross
2S7; stock 10 S54 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 6.-Cotton quiet
and nominal; middlIng 10 1-l6c, net receipts
2.2l4 bales, gross 2.z43; sales 400 bales: stock
| Is9, 457 bales; exports, coastwise 4, ll3 bales.
MOBILE, April 6.-Cotton nominal: middling
loo; net receipts 81 bales. gross 81; stock
MEMPHIS. April 0.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 10 Lido; receipts 400 bales; shipments
1893 bales; sales 800 bales: stock 8,476 bales.
| AUGUSTA. April 6.-Cotton quiet; middling
lOLsc; receipts 81 bales; sales - bales.
|. CHARLESTON. April 6.-Cotton firm; mid
ding lO1Sc; net receipts sc bales. gross 50 :;
sales % bales; stock 8 ,6S2 bales; exports, to
the continent 5,240 bales, coastwise to.
| ATLANTA. April 6.-CottOn-mIddlIng l0c;
receipts Is bales.
NEW YORK. April 6.-Consolldated net re-
ceipts for all cotton ports to day. 4,0l9 bales ;
exports, to Great Britain 2,66S bales, to the
continent s, 240 bales; stock at all American
ports 4,,H bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, April 9. noon.-wheat quiet,
with poor demand: holders offer sparingly.
Corn quiet; demand poor. Beef, extra India
| mess 70,. Lard-prime western B6s Cd.
NEW YoaK. April 9. noon.-rlour quiet
but steaoy. Wheat higher. Corn better. Pork
frm at SIG IS. Lard steady at 57Hc. Freights
5p. m.-Flour, Southern -four quiet and
| about steady: common to fair extra So 400
90, GOOD to choice extra "a 1905 rs. Wheat
advanced hl13zc, and options 5s9lc and firm
at best rates: No. 2 red, April delivery 0lSzNo
| 9l7Sc; May 9lA(G9214c. June 9034019l5sc. Corn
NSsSc higher, closing steady; No. 2, April de-
livery 4s150s4s5<c, May 4sSz 0g4s7Sc, June 4ss6
a4Sslc. Oats tri1e higher; No. 2. April
S49kta341$c. May 34sz@S41ac. June 345kt085c
Hops dull and easy; state ll0e20c. California
st052c. Coffee, fair Rio quiet at 1910; No. 7
Rio April and May delivery - S5C4l3 9Oc,
June 10 S5Ctl3 csc. Sugar dull and unchanged ;
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